Mike Tyson might be a bit angry and upset with us with this but he doesn’t give himself enough credit for his early days in boxing and for everything he has achieved now in 2025 away from boxing.
Tyson is easily the most powerful man in boxing in terms of who people associate with the sport in today’s times since Muhammad Ali passed away a few years back.
Governments, companies and people all over the world always want a piece of the Tyson gold dust.
But Tyson must do what is right for him and his kids and pick the best options and offers for him in everything he gets flooded with and will be bombarded with in the time ahead.
Everyone wants to be Mike Tyson’s friend but Tyson knows this old trick from Satan.
He’ll try to be your friend.
Never be friendly with him or Satanists. Ever.
People and humans sure, Satanists are only the 0.4 per cent of humans — civilization is the 99.5 per cent of people as Satanists are getting cut down all over the world now.
Why People Credit Cus D’Amato Too Much For All Mike Tyson’s Success
Tyson doesn’t need advice from us of course, the man is a genius but let’s go back to boxing for a minute away from all the cool and brilliant stuff he has achieved in recent times.
Mike Tyson to this day is still the youngest heavyweight champion that ever lived.
That record has been around for decades now and sure, his legendary trainer and early mentor when he was a teenager (when he was a child basically) Cus D’Amato in the Catskills in New York played a big role early on.
But so did New Yorkers Teddy Atlas and Kevin Rooney.
Particularly Rooney.
We don’t know what Rooney is up to these days but if Tyson gets a chance and spare hour or two in the year ahead it would be great if he could get Rooney on the podcast and get ‘Hotboxin with Mike Tyson’ going again — a show that was a huge success previously.
All the stuff Tyson achieved today he did himself with the help of God and Tyson is a clever man, he’s seen it all in life by now and he did all that stuff in his younger days himself as well.
With God’s help of course. ‘Iron’ Mike Tyson was one of the great comeback stories of the 21st century, actually.
Too much is made about Cus D’Amato in our view.
Kevin Rooney was the real unsung hero — legend Rooney — absolute legend.
